confusedheart Posted October 5 Share Posted October 5 NEW EVENT Hello! This is the MIA member who has woken up from hibernation and is now back with a new event- a bit of chit chat. Do drop in a line or two, and let's catch up. Your friendly neighbourhood EO Team @confusedheart @partyon @agenth and @Sleepy Owl Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
backstreetboysfan Posted October 6 Share Posted October 6 Here are the ratings for Episode 15! . "Love Next Door" Heads Into Finale On Its Highest Saturday Ratings Yet + "The Judge From Hell" Hits New High Meanwhile, the penultimate episode of tvN’s “Love Next Door” earned the drama’s highest ratings to date for a Saturday (when its ratings have typically been lower compared to Sundays). Ahead of its series finale, the romantic comedy took first place in its time slot across all cable channels with a nationwide average of 6.1 percent. https://www.soompi.com/article/1692962wpp/love-next-door-heads-into-finale-on-its-highest-saturday-ratings-yet-the-judge-from-hell-hits-new-high Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larus Posted October 6 Author Share Posted October 6 Team Dramabeans: What we’re watching (October 5, 2024) by DB Staff So, what are we all watching this week? What kept you reaching for more (or agonizing when there was no more), and what made you want to throw your remote through the screen? Time to weigh in... mistyisles Love Next Door: Well, once we got the ex and cancer storylines out of the way, it feels like we’re back to the show I liked from the beginning! I’m still tuning in and out at times, but for the most part I’m glad I’ve stuck with it. That said, I’m not sure it was necessary to have both main couples go through the same cycle of confession->rejection->avoidance->conversation->acceptance. But I’m also used to none of these people being good at saying what they mean, so it’s a small complaint at this point. What I do really like (and have liked) is how this show explores the idea of finding and going after one’s dreams, how those dreams can change (or sometimes how they don’t change even when you think you want them to), and also how that’s not limited to the young adults. DaebakGrits Love Next Door: Is this drama still airing? I kid (but not really). I’m going to have to read missvictrix’s recap to see how this one ends because I think I’ve officially bailed on this one. https://dramabeans.com/2024/10/team-dramabeans-what-were-watching-october-5-2024/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larus Posted October 6 Author Share Posted October 6 Jung So Min And Jung Hae In Prepare For The Next Stage Of Their Relationship In “Love Next Door” Drama Preview Oct 06, 2024 by S Nam “Love Next Door” has unveiled heart-fluttering stills of the upcoming finale! “Love Next Door” is a romantic comedy by the director and writer of the hit drama “Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha.” Jung So Min stars as Bae Seok Ryu, a woman who tries to reboot her troubled life after it goes awry. Jung Hae In plays her mom’s friend’s son Choi Seung Hyo, whom she considers a dark and embarrassing chapter in her life. Spoilers Previously, Choi Seung Hyo and Bae Seok Ryu faced opposition from their mothers, but eventually, the two families resolved to become one, and the couple promised to be together. Since Choi Seung Hyo and Bae Seok Ryu finally confirmed their feelings for one another after a long time, every moment they spend together is in happiness. In the newly released stills, the two enjoy a late-night date in their neighborhood. Choi Seung Hyo gazes lovingly at Bae Seok Ryu, who has her arms affectionately around his neck, creating the image of a happy and loving couple. More stills also depict Bae Seok Ryu in an elegant wedding dress and Choi Seung Hyo being unable to take his eyes off her, raising anticipation for the highly-anticipated finale. https://www.soompi.com/article/1693013wpp/jung-so-min-and-jung-hae-in-prepare-for-the-next-stage-of-their-relationship-in-love-next-door 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
backstreetboysfan Posted October 7 Share Posted October 7 Here are the ratings for Episode 16 *Last Episode*! . "Love Next Door" Ends On Its Highest Ratings Yet As "Iron Family" Rises To New High tvN’s “Love Next Door” ended on an all-time high! On October 6, the romantic comedy achieved the highest viewership ratings of its entire run for its series finale. According to Nielsen Korea, the final episode of “Love Next Door” scored an average nationwide rating of 8.5 percent, marking a new personal record for the hit show. https://www.soompi.com/article/1693148wpp/love-next-door-ends-on-its-highest-ratings-yet-as-iron-family-rises-to-new-high Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larus Posted October 10 Author Share Posted October 10 Love Next Door's Jung So Min on playing Bae Seok Ryu by Lily Alice, October 8, 2024 4 0 Actress Jung So Min of Love Next Door shared her thoughts on the K-drama during an interview held at a café in Gangnam, Seoul. Love Next Door tells the story of Bae Seok Ryu (Jung So Min), who left her job at a renowned corporation in the US and returned to Korea to reboot her life. She reunites with her mom's friend's son, Choi Seung Hyo (Jung Hae In), a prominent architect, in her neighborhood. The duo, being childhood friends, know each other's embarrassing pasts. In the K-drama, Jung So Min takes on the role of Bae Seok Ryu, a perfect daughter. From starting to get to know her co-stars to empathizing with her on-screen character, Jung shared details of her experience throughout. Jung So Min talks about building rapport with her co-stars Jung So Min shared, "Since I was a playing childhood friend, I thought, 'I'm in big trouble.' But because Ji Eun, Ji On, and I are all around the same age, the four of us met up and got closer during script readings," adding, "That helped a lot. If we hadn’t done that, it would've been quite nerve-wracking." Jung So Min also expressed her affection for her character. She said, "Seok Ryu definitely belongs with Seung Hyo. Seok Ryu's roots are in Heryeong-dong, and no matter how successful she is in society or how much she gains, she's someone who finds happiness by returning to her roots. At the center of that is Seung Hyo." She added, "I was happy to share this heartwarming story with the character Seok Ryu. [For me] personally, the atmosphere on set was wonderful." "Knowing how hard it is with a tight shooting schedule, I'm really grateful to everyone who was part of it." Challenges Jung So Min faced in transforming into Bae Seok Ryu For Jung So Min, Love Next Door came with many challenges, like learning English and cooking. She said, "I'm lacking in both, but I worked hard to prepare. People around me were worried, but I thought it would be a good opportunity to learn something new?" "I took English lessons, and for cooking, I went to a chef to learn. Cooking was never one of my hobbies, but through this experience, I met a great teacher and found it enjoyable. It felt like I was learning the fundamentals." Jung So Min relates to her character as the eldest child Reflecting on her so-called "K-eldest daughter" character, with whom she deeply resonated, Jung So Min said, "Since I am also the eldest daughter, there's a sense of responsibility and weight on the shoulders that eldest daughters feel, isn't there? I empathized a lot with the character," she explained. "It also felt like meeting a close friend. Personally, I think I ended up rooting for Seok Ryu." Jung So Min added, "My parents also feel heartbroken about that part, but am I not in a profession that [makes it] hard for them to fully understand [me]? And I'm not the type to open up about my worries or struggles. Plus, my job makes it even harder to do so, which probably adds to that feeling." She also talked about the relationship between Seok Ryu and her younger brother, Dong Jin (Lee Seung Hyub), which sparked frustration among viewers, especially those who are eldest daughters. Jung So Min, who has a younger brother in real life, laughed and said she could relate. She said, "I haven't had a physical fight with my brother since elementary school (laughs). He learned Taekwondo, so I couldn't do anything about it. After that, we only fought with words, but we always make up the same day." She added, "Even so, I hold back a lot and make compromises. The harmony in our relationship comes from my sacrifices." Jung So Min's family's and drama fans' reaction to Love Next Door How did Jung So Min's family react to the show? "We watched most of the broadcasts together. My dad reacted quietly, while my mom would cry and laugh. Sharing something I worked hard on in the same space with them felt like a kind of healing," she said. "As for my brother, we don't really talk about things like that. I don't even know if he watches the live broadcasts." When asked about the most memorable reaction from viewers, Jung So Min shared, "There was a fan from Japan who said that, like Seok Ryu, she had experienced workplace bullying and had been going through a really hard time. But watching Seok Ryu, she said she realized she wanted to cry a lot." She continued, "Other fans from around the world left supportive replies to that comment, saying things like, 'Thank you for holding on,' and 'I'm glad you're not hurt.' Seeing them cheering her on felt so touching and heartwarming." more https://mydramalist.com/article/love-next-door-s-jung-so-min-on-playing-bae-seok-ryu Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DylanGray Posted October 18 Share Posted October 18 (edited) On 10/5/2024 at 9:49 PM, confusedheart said: NEW EVENT Hello! This is the MIA member who has woken up from hibernation and is now back with a new event- a bit of chit chat. Do drop in a line or two, and let's catch up. Your friendly neighbourhood EO Team "Mom’s Friend’s Son" promises an engaging blend of romance and comedy as it explores Bae Seok Ryu's journey to restart her life alongside Choi Seung Hyo, her mother’s friend's son. The characters, especially the childhood friend Jung Mo Eum, add depth to the narrative. With a talented cast and intriguing premise, this drama is set to be a captivating watch on tvN! While writing a tribute for Mother’s Day, I searched for some inspiration to express my feelings better. I found https://www.topessaywriting.org/samples/mother where I came across heartfelt essay samples about mothers. These beautifully written pieces gave me ideas on how to articulate the deep emotions and gratitude I wanted to convey, making my message more meaningful. @confusedheart @partyon @agenth and @Sleepy Owl Thank you. Edited October 29 by DylanGray Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larus Posted October 19 Author Share Posted October 19 Team Dramabeans: What we’re watching (October 19, 2024) by DB Staff So, what are we all watching this week? What kept you reaching for more (or agonizing when there was no more), and what made you want to throw your remote through the screen? Time to weigh in… mistyisles Love Next Door: It took me a good week and a half to watch the final episode, and not for any specific reason — I just didn’t feel much of a pull to watch it, even though it was enjoyable and I’m pretty happy with where each character ended up. I may have even shed a tear or two over Seok-ryu’s dad giving her the restaurant (though I don’t see how she can possibly run it entirely by herself, but that’s a different matter). This show wasn’t anything spectacular to be sure, but at the end of the day, it was an easy watch that kept me coming back even when I didn’t quite know why. https://dramabeans.com/2024/10/team-dramabeans-what-were-watching-october-19-2024/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
larus Posted October 21 Author Share Posted October 21 Watch: Jung Hae In And Jung So Min Share Feelings On Concluding "Love Next Door" Filming, Words For Each Other's Character, And More Style Oct 21, 2024 by S Kim “Love Next Door” stars Jung Hae In and Jung So Min have joined Harpers BAZAAR Korea for a pictorial and interview! The “Love Next Door” on-screen couple Jung Hae In and Jung So Min had their photoshoot conducted in Bali, Indonesia, perfectly capturing the picturesque beauty of the two actors, enhanced by their flawless chemistry. During the interview that took place along with the photo shoot, Jung Hae In and Jung So Min showcased their unique rapport, creating a warm and lively atmosphere. When asked how they felt on the last day of filming “Love Next Door,” Jung So Min replied, “It didn’t feel real. We had [previously] agreed to stop each other from crying, but on the actual day, we were both bewildered, asking, ‘Is the filming really over?'” Jung Hae In also shared, “Even after filming ended, I found myself lingering and unable to leave. I miss the filming set,” conveying the atmosphere of the final day. more https://www.soompi.com/article/1696926wpp/watch-jung-hae-in-and-jung-so-min-share-feelings-on-concluding-love-next-door-filming-words-for-each-others-character-and-more 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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